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The page makes the March 2018 Fraserburg farms valuation roll available to download.
The page makes the final towns statistics appeal-board summary available to download.
People may seek the municipality's prior written permission to advertise by displaying a signboard, poster or banner in a public place or on certain private property where it is readily visible from a public place, subject to municipal conditions.
People may seek the municipality's prior written permission to beg or collect alms in or from a public place, or from door to door, subject to municipal conditions.
People may apply to Karoo Hoogland Munisipaliteit for written permission to keep animals other than pets on a premises or property. The permission may be withdrawn if a nuisance arises or the by-law requirements are not met.
A person may seek the municipality’s prior written permission to advertise by displaying a sign, poster or banner in a public place or where it is readily visible from a public place, subject to municipal conditions.
A person may seek the municipality’s prior written permission to beg or collect alms in or from a public place, or from door to door, subject to municipal conditions.
Consumers in this debt range can arrange to pay 5% of the outstanding debt plus the cost of credit-control actions, with the remaining balance paid over a maximum of 24 months.
Agricultural consumers can arrange to repay any outstanding debt by paying 10% of the debt plus the cost of credit-control actions, and the balance over a maximum of 12 months.
Consumers qualifying as indigent who still have arrears after relief can repay the remaining debt over 36 months in addition to monthly service charges, with the cost of credit-control action paid immediately.
Consumers with debt of R 5 000,00 or more can arrange to pay 5% of the outstanding debt plus the cost of credit-control actions, with the remaining balance paid over a maximum of 24 months.
Arrears accumulated before 01/01/2013 may be repaid over a maximum period of three years, or over a reasonable period adjusted by the municipal manager or CFO.
